Fall 2020 Indoor Run

Plants are adjusting well to 1st transplant from Root Riot plugs to 3” pots. Using Recipe 420 Organic Soil.

Plants are growing great, all have 5 nodes. Will likely transplant them into 5 gal. fabric pots soon. Lowered light 3” as well.

Transplanted plants into 5 gal. fabric pots with Recipe 420 soil and applied 2” of Roots Organics Coco fiber top dressing. Fertilized with 2 tsp. of Terp Tea Grow and watered ~1 gal. per plant.

A week after transplanting plants are responding well. I let the soil completely dry before watering mid week. Am slightly concerned with the slow upper node development, I suspect slight overwatering as the cause. This Sunday will likely top at 5th/6th node.

Topped all of the plants today at the 5th node. Watered and fed ~ 1 tsp. of Terp Tea Grow.

Plants are doing well, although one has yellowing from the inside to outside of the leaves. Thus I haven’t fed nutrients to all of the plants. May feed them midweek with the Roots Organics liquid nutrients I normally switch to before I switch them to flower.

Began Roots Organics liquid nutrients at 50% and mixed 1 tsp. of Elemental into coco fiber topsoil. Also removed lower nodes on the plants and bent the upper two nodes of each plant.

Fed plants today at 75% and installed the trellis in the tent. Also cleaned the lower nodes below the trellis.

Fed at 100% with nutrients. May switch to 12/12 next week.

Fed plants at 100% and switched light schedule to 12/12.

Fed @ 100%, will prune later this week. Pistils beginning to set.

Fed @ 100%, pruned lower nodes and leaves.

I believe the plants were a bit locked up for the first two weeks of flowering from some poorly mixed nutrients.

The plants are doing great, buds are swelling fast! Trimmed lower leaves and some nodes struggling to get light.

Note from 01/31/2021 !! Will begin to flush this week. Nearly 100% tricomes are milky white and begun to turn amber.

I have begun flushing the plants. Hoping to harvest ~ 2/14, will be monitoring the development of amber tricomes.

For my first grow all went surprisingly well, a few hiccups along the way. A great learning lesson overall.